arched — having the shape of an arch; curved
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having the shape of an arch; curved
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɑːrtʃt/
Korean meaning: 아치 모양의, 굽은
Korean pronunciation: **아**치트
Example Sentences
- The pizza chef's arched eyebrows showed his surprise when customers ordered pineapple pizza.
- The office building features beautiful arched windows from the 19th century.
- My cat always makes an arched back when it sees the vacuum cleaner.
arched
ADJECTIVE//ɑːrtʃt//
having the shape of an arch; curved

a merchant pushes a wooden cart loaded with colorful goods across the stone bridge. The bridge features three beautifully curved stone arches that rise elegantly above the flowing water below. Each arch creates a perfect semicircular opening that frames the river beneath. The stonework curves smoothly from the bridge pillars up to the highest point and back down. A young woman walks alongside the merchant, pointing admiringly at the bridge's graceful curved design. Other townspeople cross the bridge, their figures silhouetted against the arched openings. structures having the curved shape of an arch
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Parched soldiers marched beneath the arched gateway!
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Origin
arch(아치) + -ed(과거분사형)에서 유래. 고대 로마의 건축술에서 아치는 무게를 분산시키는 혁신적인 구조였습니다.
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“The pizza chef's arched eyebrows showed his surprise when customers ordered pineapple pizza.”
“The office building features beautiful arched windows from the 19th century.”
“My cat always makes an arched back when it sees the vacuum cleaner.”
“The arched bridge connects the two sides of the historic downtown area.”
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